Regulation/Legislation

As Congress works under imminent deadline to deal with the future of the critical National Flood Insurance Program, it is getting conflicting advice as to how it should move to shore up the program, with the Write-Your-Own program getting particular attention.

The fate of reform to the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association—and the summer plans of lawmakers—may be in the hands of two legislators working privately on a bill on which the state Senate and House can agree.

Low-income drivers in Michigan could get a break on their auto insurance if legislation introduced by two state senators is successful.

North Dakota Rep. George Keiser has applied for a spot on the Federal Advisory Committee on Insurance, says the National Conference of Insurance Legislators.

Insurance is a major part of how we attempt to better deal with riskbut can it lead us to more viable ways to address climate issues?

Sen. Richard Shelby today expressed "confidence" that Congress will be able to enact legislation mandating a long-term reauthorization of the National Flood Insurance Program before the current authorization runs out Sept. 30.